Priya started India\u2019s march with a unanimous 5:0 verdict against Sarii Kokufu of Japan, and Harsha also dominated Mongolia\u2019s Munkh-Erdene Erdenebold to win by an identical score line.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Paranjal became the third boxer to assure India a medal in the morning session after a tough battle against Mengge Zhang of China. The bout swung either way with both boxers adopting an aggressive approach, with the Indian prevailing 3:2 in a split decision.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The U19 and U22 Asian Boxing Championships, which are being held simultaneously, provide India\u2019s rising stars a platform to showcase their skills and determination against some of Asia\u2019s toughest opponents. India has fielded a strong contingent of 40 boxers \u2014 20 in each age group \u2014 with a perfect mix of proven champions and potential talents who have impressed in the domestic circuit.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India was already assured of two medals in the U22 category on Sunday with Bhawna Sharma (women\u2019s 48kg) and Yatri Patel (women\u2019s 57kg) reaching the semifinals.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
In the evening session, Neeraj continued India\u2019s march as he battered Chinese Taipei\u2019s Jun-Zhang Lin 5:0 to advance to the semifinals. Rockey Choudhary then made it five for the day as he played a smart tactical bout to beat Kazakhstan\u2019s Azatbek Zholdaskhan 4:1.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
India was already assured of two medals in the U22 category on Sunday with Bhawna Sharma (women\u2019s 48kg) and Yatri Patel (women\u2019s 57kg) reaching the semifinals.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Among the seven Indians in action on Monday, only Sagar suffered a reversal in the men\u2019s 55kg quarterfinal.<\/p>\r\n\r\n